ENGLISH WEEK 4 - Feminism and Historical Approach Flashcards
It involves, looking beyond the literature at the broader historical and cultural events occurring at that time the piece was written.
Historical Approach
questions whether texts came from a singular source, author, or historical context, and seeks to untangle the sources present within any given text.
Source Criticism
seeks to understand the claims of a text by analyzing its linguistic patterns
Form Criticism
analyzes how redactors editors wore together various traditions into one whole
Redaction Criticism
focuses on female representation in literature, pays attention to female points of view
Feminism/Feminist Approach
refers to analyzing a text based solely on your own personal reactions and interpretations
Subjective Reader Response
involves considering the intended audience or “implied reader” of the text, trying to understand how the author might expect a typical reader to react, alongside your own personal response
Receptive Reader Response
is a theory may be understood as a
reaction to the strict formalism or New
Criticism.
_ theory originated in the
1960s and 1970s as a reaction to the
dominant New Criticism approach, which
focused on the text itself rather than the
_’s _ to it.
Reader Response